Fashola inspects flooded areas

Fashola inspects flooded areas

The state Governor, Babatunde Fashola who just returned from an official trip abroad, will today inspect the level of damage caused by the release of water from Ogun-Osun River Basin which has flooded and rendered several residents homeless in many parts of the state, especially at Ajegunle area of Ikorodu Local Government.
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Soyinka, Achebe inducted into Academy of Letters hall of fame

Soyinka, Achebe inducted into Academy of Letters hall of fame

Africa’s first Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka, renowned novelist, Professor Chinua Achebe and nineteen other distinguished Nigerians have been inducted into the Nigerian hall of fame by the Academy of Letters and Science at the occasion of the 2010 Nigerian Liquified Natural Gas, NLNG, award nite for literature and science.

Success In Your Business: Security And The Rule of Law For Nigerian Enterprise Development For Entrepreneurial Revolution

Success In Your Business: Security And The Rule of Law For Nigerian Enterprise Development For Entrepreneurial Revolution

Nigeria’s long history with conflict and bloodshed begins not long after its independence from British Colonial rule in 1960. Six years later, Army officers executed the then Prime Minister and two of his cabinet colleagues in the of the country’s first of many coup d’etats. Political upheaval stoked social fires as religious, ethnic and regional disparities billowed over to create a climate of official persecution and brutal governance.

IBB barred from Kaduna rally

IBB barred from Kaduna rally

FORMER Military President, General Ibrahim Babangida was, on Sunday, prevented by the police from making his public declaration.

Igali gives Nigerian wrestlers pass mark

Igali gives Nigerian wrestlers pass mark

This was after Welson Ebikewenimo settled for silver in the 55kg category freestyle, while Dick Adibo won bronze in the 84kg category. Those were the last wrestling medals delivered by the team.

CBN to peg spending in defence of naira

CBN to peg spending in defence of naira

Central Bank Governor, Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, said in Washington, weekend, that the Central Bank would peg spending from foreign exchange reserves to defend the naira, but the present level of the naira did not necessarily need to be maintained “at all costs”. Nigeria’s external reserves which stood at $62 billion in 2007 has dipped to $34 billion as at September 2010. Sanusi also stated that the CBN would henceforth make sure that the Federal Government does not have access to “easy money” to continue its deficit spending habits.

Athletes want Bio in Delhi

Athletes want Bio in Delhi

As Team Nigeria athletes continue their glowing performances in the on going Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games, which has left a lot of bookmakers shocked, the athletes have called on the man they consider as their number one supporter, the Minister of Sports and Chairman National Sports Commission (NSC) Alhaji Ibrahim Isa Bio to return to Delhi, India

Odumosu rakes in 400m hurdles gold

Odumosu rakes in 400m hurdles gold

Nigeria’s medal haul increased at the New Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games, after Ajoke Odumosu easily won the women 400m hurdles here.

Health Row: Team Nigeria threatens Newspaper

Health Row: Team Nigeria threatens Newspaper

OFFICIALS of Team Nigeria to the on-going Commonwealth Games in India have vehemently denied a newspaper report which alleged that a Nigerian Doctor got treated for an ailment – rheumatoid arthritis.

ABUCCIMA carpets CBN on micro-finance banks’ licenses

ABUCCIMA carpets CBN on micro-finance banks’ licenses

THE President, Abuja Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (ABUCCIMA), Mr. Dele Oye, said that the decision of Central Bank of Nigerian, CBN, to withdraw licenses from 244 micro-finance banks will have negative effect on the economy.

Bankers lament credit crunch, high interest rate

Bankers lament credit crunch, high interest rate

BANKERS in the country under the aegis of the Association of Senior Staff of Banks, Insurance and Financial Institutions, ASSBIFI, have warned that the nation’s economy was grinding to a halt as a result of lack of credit facility and high interest rate.